The tale of Sparta <Alexander's Fall

Incidentally, about your troop totals, do you have some sort of scale by which you measure "1 unit = n men," or do you just choose numbers that would sound appropriate for the situation? Just thought I'd ask, of course.

Keep up the good work! :)
 
Alas, the second horn has blown, and if we dare call out the next loud horn the great Civilization of the Greeks will fall. Mourn our people will, for the Gods and the underwater creatures have denied us, and joined their house we will. Quiet sadness will sweep across the land where Athens, Sparta, and Alexander once bravely stood, with the courage and strength of a real man. It will be written and done, that on the exact moment of the third horn the Gods of Zeus will stand upon his dying, mourning people. A dark thunderstorm will sweep the earth and destroy many peoples. As the thunderstorm strikes great winds that no man can ever dream will come down and swipe out the remaing peoples and bring death to them, and silent the Earth forever. The sky will fall on Babylon, The winds destroy the Zulu, the thunderstorms destroy the Roman ruins, the Zulu destroy the Greeks. All of htis will happen and cry, our people do, for very soon, a matter of days the third horn will screach and scorch the lands where Greece once prospered and grew.

Let this be hidden and kept at the bottom of the sea, therefore it shall not be found.

So this is to be written, so this is to be done.

Written on the 21rst moon after the destruction of Greece


Alind wrote this, and had it thrown into the sea. He looked out into the distance on top of a valley. He stood in front of the Zulu forces, yet 4 miles away from him, with the horn gripped into Alind's hand, ready to blow the final horn, marking the end of Greek time.
 
Comments... Anyone? The story is about to end. :D

Note from here after the fall of Sparta I did not go along with the game that I played, cause I never really lost Sparta. I jsut wanted to add something to it.
 
Cut a bit short (but I can't say anything).
 
trada said:
Cut a bit short (but I can't say anything).
Yeah, Ill start another story after this one, prob in the same thread.;) The next one will be completely based on agame, screens and all.:)
 
Screenies! I love a story with Screenies :)
 
Yes good sir, and the last *sniff* update of the Greek story will take place tomorrow, hopefully. *sniff* But we must cheer up for the new story.
*sniffsniff*
 
Here we stand, one united nation if Greece, as we stand here at our last hours. I stand ready to blow the third horn, marking the end of the Greek culture. Here I stnad, awaiting the Zulu forces, sword in my right hand horn in the other. Oh god of Zeus, here marks the end of our civilized people, and death will come to allof us.

Written on the 21rst moon afte the destruction of Greece homelands.

Let this be written, about to be done.


Alind wrote this, and threw into the sea. He stood with his 5,000 Greeks, all with tears in their eyes, ready to fight, and die. And die. Everyone had weapons, everyone would fight, everyone would die. Women with clubs, children with axes, soldiers with swords and sheilds.

And then, as the Zulu forces marched up the hill, ready to fight, Alind noticed they were carrying different weapons, and thathey stopped and were puting these weapons on sticks. The Greeks stood there confused, as Zulu soldiers began to laugh.

"Why are they laughing and why have they stopped?" Alind asked his servant.

"They have different weapons I think. Weapons like archers but have more strength."

"CHARGE THEM!!" Alind yelled, but it was too late. Just as the charge began, the 20,000 Zulu forces shot out their weapons and not one Greek stood standing. Greeks were sliding down the Hills yelling in pain, blood flying everywhere. 1,000 of the Greeks were still alive, but the Zulu left them there thinking they would die, which about two days later, the last man died. This one man was Alind.
 
In 1992 AD, some Zulu citizens, (Now the most prosperous civilization in the world, went in search for the remaining artifacts of the ancient Greek cities. Many Zulu believed the Greeks were a myth, but these certain archeoligists did not. They went out in search, and the first city they came along was Sparta. They could tell that it was once a huge town, and they found all of the graves that the Greeks had made when they fought off the Romans in the great battle, for they found remains of skulls and roman legion swords and sheilds. They described Sparta as the largest ancient town ever, but they have yet to see Athens.

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And so ends the story
 
*claps* Good work. You should put it on my wiki.
 
Thank you very much. If I find time to put it on your wiki I will try, trada.
 
Good story. A bit of a sad ending, but then that's the way the story goes, sometimes.

Hope you do end up writing more :)
 
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